Northern Ireland under 21 midfielder Caolan Boyd-Munce has extended his contract at Birmingham City.
Boyd-Munce has signed on for the next two seasons and will remain at the Blues until at least the summer of 2023.
The 21-year-old joined from St Andrews in 2016 as a scholar before making his full debut in August 2019 during a Carabao Cup tie against Portsmouth.
The former Glentoran player spent last season in and around the first team squad in what was a frustrating season for the Blues as they finished 18th in the Championship table.
He made his full debut in in November when Aitor Karanka asked him to play left-wing back against Bournemouth a game that saw the Cherries pick up all three points.
"I am delighted! This year has been a bit of a rollercoaster, but since the Gaffer and Craig Gardner have come in, they have reassured me and sorted everything as quickly as they could. I look forward to another two years and showing what I can do at a Club like Birmingham City," he said.
“The physios last season were unbelievable with their professionalism to get me in condition to finish the season. It was a relief to come back and still be able to perform as I was and, in some cases, even better.
“I feel like I’m in great condition after being away with Northern Ireland, so I hope I can kick on during pre-season and show that I deserve a place. I will get the first few weeks under my belt and then see what happens.”
Boyd-Munce was a key reason why Birmingham City won the Professional Development League final against Sheffield United as the Northern Irish man provided an assist for Adan George who scored a brace in the 2-0 win.
Birmingham City will find out their Championship fixtures for 2021-22 next Thursday (June 24).
